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CABLEsRAMs.

snLA.-The Gbl'E,is' robelli IN has
Collapsed. The rebels are seeking
refuge In all directions.
ATLANTIC OIrY.-Dr. N. A. Archer,
professor OF the hysenla In the Uni.
versity OF Pennsylvania, was drowned
while he was bathing near here today.
PAms-A dispatch from Vienna 10
the Journal des Debate says that ths
Bulgarian government has ordered
200 900 repeating rnes from an Aus
TRAN Arm.
LONDON The murderer Liki, lwho
Ia 10 be hanged tomorrow, has made
full confession. His story shows that
robbery was not the principle motive
for the or ime.
KEr Wnr.-There has been one
new case Of yellow fever and one
death today. The total number Of
casis 10 date IL 26t; still sick 40, dis.
charged cured, 1905 deaths, SO.
RonK--During q not yesterday In
Sicily, growing out of the efforts OF
the authorities 90 enforce quarantine
regulations, tto gendArmes we're
killed. Many Of the riotem we're ar
rested.
BonpAY.-The army Of the Amer
Of Aighanitt,n, now In the field, IL
estimated a. 10000 regular and So
90 irregular troops, besides the 5000
men competing tbs garflsons at
Ghuzna and CANADIAN.
QuIKxsrows.-rhe steamer Both.
ami from Boston August IL for Liver
pool. arrived here today. Tho missing
boat Of the steamer City Of Montreal
which was burned al sea the 10Th
Inst. was not seen by the Botbani.
MADRID.-Ths United States govern.
ment has requested the release Of
Missionary Diane, who was arrested
on the island Of POna, contrary 10
Spsin's agreement 10 respect Protest.
ant missionaries In the Caroline
Island.
BERLIN "A jubilee representation
~ DIN Giovanni" was given al ba'z-
burg, Herr Richter conducting. The
audienos was q most brilliant one, In
cluding ths musical lights Of Germany
and Ausris. The performance Nill DO
| repeated tomorrow.
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w, aihcr Crop nsiiesfn.

WAsHIsoros, August 2l.-The fol
lowing Is the weather crop bulletin Of
The signal rervice ofiioe for the week
ending August 20.h:
Temperature --During The week
ending August Goth Il has been slight
ly warmer than usual throughout the
Southern States and the OHIO valley
and cooler than usual throughout the
Lake real lon and the Upper Missifsippi
aud Missouri yal'eyF, the average daily
Temperature IN the iast named district
TaDgipg from % 10 A. below the n iTmal.
In New Eogland, tbs Middle Atlantic
States and on the Pacific coast, the
temperature 4 nered but slightly from
the normal. Tue daily average tenn.
~ nature for the season, from January
let 10 August 2Olb, has ran ed from 10
TO % shove the norma In the Central
valleys, and II has been slightly cooler
THAI usual at stations on the Atlantic
and Pacific o3as's and from Like SUI
perlor westward TO Montana.
Misunderstanding the week the rain
fall hss bsen In txceis generally
throughout he corn and tobacco re-
giops aud the northeast portion Of the
cotton region and In Northern New
England, while there has been Ices
than the ubuRl amount a rain IN tho
lower Mississippi valley, on the Md
dc and South Atlantic coast, in Ar
iansss aud tho southern portions %
Missouri ard Kansls ard from Like
Superior v8ntward 10 DakOla. Well
distributed rains have occurred
throughout tho drought region, ard
the "a. m. reports this morning show
that rain continues In this section.
The larpe deficiency In thu rainfall for
the seaoon, Taugirg from ivo 10 fifteen
inched In the Mielistlppi valley, has
been slightly ieduosd in the Northern
States and buemsrted Ia the SjutheTn
y ates during he paft week, tbs only
fections reporting m exoeia II rainfall
for tho season beiug Northern New
England, the central PORTIONS OF the
NJ ddle Atlsnn1 States. Southern DA-
kOta aad the North Psc dc coast,
General Rimnks. The weather for
tho week hes been favorable thror gh-
out the corn loIi, the recent rlins hav-
iug greatly Improved the condition Of
that crop, but OWING 10 he lAteuess Of
the rains Ia the pfiuo.Bsi corn pToduc.
ing States, the yield vii. probably DO
below the avefase. H. tho cotton rs-
gI0n from A ahama weatward %
n, xas, the weather Tor The week las
improved the crop conditions, and the
cotton harvest Il pr gfeBllrg. but more
rain would ben a. the crop IN TIE
central portion p. ATksneaa. IL North
and South Car0ilnnan excess Of rainfall
for the week 10 reported a. un'avora-
blo for the cotton crop.
rhs weather has been generally ia
voIahlo Tor all crops In Kentucky,
Teunyssse, Virginia and la the Middle
Atlantic and New England States In
hinntsota this unout cropa were I'M
proved and harvested crops damaged
by rains, -
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APRINTEh'S GOODbUCK.
STAG no. s's "sh.." FAKE gais
Heir 60 $780,, 90.
iaprutAI tn THE APpkALl

Stag no. s's "sn.." FAKE E.us
Heir 60 $780,, 90.
lsrnoIAL TO THE ArrxAL.i
LITTLE Rock, Ark, August 2l.-
ASIDE from the "phat" which falls to
his "case" from natural succession, the
printer neither hopes nor cares for the
luscious plums enjoyed by some Of
the worlds people. Bat fortune that
knocks tenth ticket 10 the lottery
tky high, and lays 10 rest all leRacies
OF smaller amoun's, aud which awaits
member oithe crai. dsy, developed
itself In the. north bouUd mail TO this
city. Mr.. W. II. FilSgral', former y
OF Sterling, Neh., re ceived notice Tom
both the First National Bank, Of Ian.
sing, Mich, and from the law firm Of
Strong h Fitzgerald. I that city, In.
forming nim that $4,000 awaited his
order In the above bank, which had
been left him by an uncle lately de-
ceased, who was ore oil the founders
Of Lansing and for years O prominent
merchant Of that place. Last week
Mr.. Fl zsersld received news Of his
uncle's death, IL being stated that he
was mentioned In the old mans will
for q good round sum, 40 to-
day q confirmation only threw light on
the amount rather than brought the
information Of the young name good
luck. Mr.. Fitzgerald has lived In
Little Rock since Apul last, filling the
position OF 9 case holder, slug y, on the
G,zatte. He accepts the stroke which
rates. him from pecuniary want 10
the position Of tlilusnce and plenty as
matter OF course, ard Gays he gueeses
the money will not torn his head. Ha
Ia q member Of the Center street NJ.
L Church, South, Of this city, is
strictly moral ana was twenty-one
yeare Of age last June. He joined
the Typographical Union here last
May. IL IL his intention 10 In yett part
Of his capital In Little Rock real es.
tate. and he says he will continue TO
make the South his home. This Ia
probably tho phs'sst take" that has
ever fallen 10 elug s's case, aud the
hoxes he will tomorrow vseate will
undoub, eddy be celebrated after this
as n ease OF good luck"
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Farmers Review Summary.
No Material Change as q Result OF
the Recent Rains.
Corn on Dry Lands Toe Far Gone to
he Recuperated.
Pastures Refreshed aud Invlgorated
by the Vet SPELL.
Potatoes Are Poor-CattIe Are He.
EinBtSg 10 Flo risb - The.
wheat YieId-westher
Crop bulletin.

CHICAGO, Ill August 2l.-The fol.
lowing crop summary will appear in
this weeks Issue Of the Farmers Re-
view: Our reports do not indicate
any msterial charge in the condition
o. crops IN tho different States as re-
sult o, ,ha recent refreshing rains.
Corn on high and dry lands was too
far gone to to recuperated by rains,
but low lying and late planted fields
have been somewhat helped. There,
however, are not Of sufficient acreage
to affect to aty spprt clable degree the
gen raj average OF condition. Dakota
alone reports the condition Of the
crop shove average. The average
yield Of winter wheat, 20 shown by
the,e returns from our crop reportp, 10
as iollows: Twenty Eve Illinois couu-
ties, l6i bushels; fourteen Wisconsin
counties, IA 2.b bashels; eleven Ohio
counties, 10 81 bushels; thirteen
Missouri countiec, 20 4.l3 bushels;
nine Michigan counties, l6l bushels;
eight Kentucky counties, 10 bush els;
fifteen Kansas counties, 1872 B bushele,
aud eloven Indiana counter, IA ] b
bushels. The average yield Of opripg
wheat In the Stats Ia M follows:
Fourteen counter In Iowa, IL BUSH
els; fourteen counties In Dakota, 10
bushels; eight counties In Minnesota,
"a bushels, and thiiteen counties in
Nvbfaeku, III Sl3 buthels. The aver
age yield OF oais In the different States,
~ shown by the returns from our 10
port, Ia go !ollows: Twtn,ysix ILL.,
nois counties, 32 huahelB; eleven Wiz
consin counties, 20 oil bushols;
eleven Ohio counties, SO 9 s butbels;
eleven Missouri counties, 80 4 8 BUSH
Ella; eleven Michigan counti6s, ~
bushals; seven Kentucky counties,
2i2 3 bushels; fourteen KAnsas conn
ties, 20 bushels ten IodiAns conn les,
"a 4 o On heels; twenty Iowa coualies,
3S1 bushels; eleven Dskota c0untiee,
80 Oil bushels; nine Minnesota coun-
ties, 80 bushels, and twelve Nsbrasks
counties, 80 bushels.
The recent rains have much re-
ireshed and invigorated pastures, and
n fair supply Of fall feed Ia now an
tlclpated. Potatoes generally are
turning ont poor crop on acc ,unt OF
droulh, but lats varieties have been
helped by the rains. The apple crop
will be generally light In the West.
Cattle are beginning 70 pick mp in
condition aud are reported In good
health m q rule.
The average condition OF the corn
crop in the States reporting Ia a. fol-
lows: Twenty.six counties In Illl-
nols report an average condition OF
the crop OF 604 per cent; eleven
counties In Wisconsin, 90 o per cent;
ten counties In Ohio, 89.6 per cent;
eleven counties In Missouri, SO per
cent; ten counties In Michigan, t6 8
per cent seven counties In Keptucky,
30 per cent; thirteen counties In Kan
sae, 40.7 per cent; nire counties In
Indiana, 4S per cent; nineteen conn
lies in Iowa, ~ per cent; thirteen
counties In Dakota, 1876 per cent; ten
counties In Minnesota, 70 o per cent;
thirteen counties In Nebraska, 10 per
cent.
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Request 60 Postpone.

LONDON, August 22.-It is rumored
that the request Of the Psrnelliies
that the government consent to post
pone the discussion Of action In pro-
claiming the league was refused. A
delegation Of members Of the English
Home Rule Unionist will room visit
Ireland In order 10 give expression 10
the good will Of English Liberals to-
ward the Irish. A public reception
will be given the delegation in Dnblin
on September l4th, at which the LjId
mayor will preelde.
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Two Bral b. nc Ina.


IuEA, GIs,., August 2i.-The infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Bioune, Of
NeEbern, Tenn, who are the guests
Of Mrs. Il =. Csader, died today, aud
waB buried this afternoon.
Sidney Dean, aged fourteen, con Of
Mr.. Ban Dean, q prominent merchant
OF this city, died this morning. He
had only been tick few days, suffer.
Ing from an intestinal complaint, and
bis ridden death vas quito a surprise
10 his grief stricken psrontB The re-
mains will be Inferred this afternoon
The parents have the sympathy Of
the community.
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haustsd, and this ia temporary affair
that FIR, quently happens. The other
funds are not depleted, and II has
been the custom Of former Treasurers
to borrow temporarily from these.
However, money will soon be coming
In from The various counties, and then
the revenue Of the State, after the
commen cement OF the fiscal year, No
vember /, will replenish the treasury.
There is nothing in the situation that
will in any wise affect the credit Of the
& alta.
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Irishrnen of LixerpooI,

LONDON, August 2l.-The lrishmep
Of Liverpool, at meeting today,
adopted resolutions protesting against
toe proclamation Of the Irish National
League. Similar resolutions were
adopted at a meeting OF Radicals in
London this afternoon. Numerous
branches oithe league In Ireland held
their weekly meeting as usual today.
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tue He'd river Road g.,sined.

CHICAGO, Ill, August Ala Times
special from Winnipeg, Man., refer
RUG TO tho injunction procured
against tho Red River road Yesterday,
says: Word reached the city late last
nieht that the contractors turned their
wao!e force upon the dilputsd lois
yesterday morning. aud by dat Of 50.
psrhuman efforts the entire grade has
been constructed across tho lots IN
question. The government suspected
the action Of the Canadian Pacific
railway, and had warned the contraot
ora, who were ready abou, o'clock.
Stewart, chief contractor, who was
working on the dump, was served with
notice OF Injunction by telegraph. liz
looked at tbs measage quietly awhile
then crumplod Il In his fist and threw
u c1n,empiuously from him, remark
Ing that he guessed he could wait. The
receipt OF the good iidings has caused
rejoicing In the city, ard the news II
beng eagerly discussed In the Clubs
street. corners aud the saloons.
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Increase in Their Use Since "a
Interesting Statistics OF Their POpu
larity Since Being Introduced.
During the First Few Years Only
100000 We're Sold.
During the Year Ending June. 1886,
2,3is, 36s,s7l We're sold.
The Revenue for the First Four
Years Amounted 20 ea74,73O,
for Isss, s43,2ss,7aA.
-Ciiley Duel.
IsrroIIL TO TIE APPIAL.I


Bureau OF THE MEMPHIS APPEAL,
No. 5l4 THIRTKKNTH STREET, WASH.
ISaroN, August 2l.-The first postage
stamps issued by the United States
made their appearance in ls47, when
Congress authorized the issue Of
stamps for the prepayment Of post
age, In denominations Of and 10
cents. For the fret four years Of their
use there was very little call for post.
age stamps. The entire number sold
by the department for the four years
ending June 80, 1851, was only 4,6o3.-
200, which brought q revenue Of $274.
7l0 to the treasury. From that date
forward the increase has been enor-
nous. During. the year ended June
30, 1885, the department issued and
sold 2.S42, 1852. 81 stamps Of all kinds,
including postal cards, stamped en-.
velopes, newspaper wrappers and ad.
hesive stamps. These produced q
revenue Of s43, 2S9, 124, or more than
l20 times AS much IN 1885 az for the
combined four wears OF the first Issues.
There have been great many
change In the postage stamps them
eelves since they were first authorized.
Then Il seemed that the contractors
tried 10 produce designs as ugly ~ II
was possib 10 make them. Oh late
years, however, there has been n
great deal of friendly rivalry smong
the nations which form Il q Universal
Postal Union 10 zee which ehsll have
the most attractive designs 10 the way
OF postage stamps. While the Unit, d
States is confined TO portraits oil
deceased craftsmen for illustrations,
come OF the s Ju,h American countries
choose Landscape and Gnimal scenes.
and the feet ir, perbsps, mere pleas.
ing 10 the eye OF lha collector. But
in the matter OF execution this
country will rank with any on earth.
0n the 18th Of last June tire
vignette OF the one stamp wasslightly
changed. This was the advance guard
Of the rev issue. Early In Septe mbei
the two-cent stomp, which lie now q
dirty brick red, will be dressed up In Q
coat OF green. The shade will be al
most identical with that which wal
used on the tbree-cent stamp when
that was the most commonly used In
the pay ment Of letter postage. II ID
believed that the public Irefer the
green TO any other color that can b,
selected. The department intended
10 change the colors Of several Of the
other stamps at the same time, but II
wac found that the contractors bad q
large supply on hand, which won d
have been a total loee 10 them II the
Government had ordered q new issue
OF the entire ieries. For this reafon
II wa. determined not TO make aoy
more changes In the adhesive stamps
until the supply on hand 10 nearly ex'
hausted.
B, side the change In the 2c1n'
adhesive stamp, there are 10 be imme
diste change In the impre0std stamp.
on the stamped envelopes. Toe fol
lowing sre the present aud proposed
colors Of the entire series Of stsmp,
enyeloaaa.
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Isianetion eranted =.

MIEEnApoLis, MISH August 2l-A
Journal tpecial from winnipeg tAJsi
The Canadian Pacific railroad aulhori.
tieo obtained temporary injunction
This morning restraining the Rol
Riyor Valley road from oros'ing land
az Morrial,' Manitoba, bought Tor the
Canadian Paciflj railroad by one
browning. IL 10 not believed that the
sheriff will serve the papers, but
iirther proceedings are awaited with
anxiety. Esg -.
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SANE OLD STONY.
.whs Has Bees Here since 4 Have
Been Gonsf"
lsrroIL TO rrs LPrsiL.i

lsrroiAL TO rns lrrrlL.i
NAsHvrLLK. TENN, August Ala
we'll known youpg railroad man, who
Ia In the habit Of getting home late at
night, got homo earlier Than usual las,
night, and as ho slammed the gate,
somebody In white jumped OFT Of the
side window. He gave chase, but
could not catch him, and returned
homo. On the door no found q new
suit Of clothes and sl8 Ia one OF the
pants pockets. He pu. on tho suit
aud wore II about today, bat has
not Ionnd out the oWpeI's name
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RUSSIA.
a Banquet 90 the french Pstriotis
Leagues Ex.Presidenf.

ST. PKrKwBuRo, Angus. 2i.-At a
banquet given by the merchants o.
Mimi Novogordo 10 NJ. Deroulede,
or pre0iden, Of tho French Patriotic
League, the g vernon Of the city pro.
p sed the health OF the delegates Of
the Patriotic League, and numerous
speeches were made and toasts pro-
poeed on the thu ms OF this friendship
Existing between France and Russia.
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nULgARIA.

Prince Ferdinand Refuses ~ Is-
servtew with Foreign Cosssis.
PnILLIPPjPoLrs, August 2l.-Prince
Ferdinand has refused to aocede 10
the request Of the foreign Consuls for
an unofficial interview. The French
CONSUL mas insisted that the Catholic
Bishop lower the tri.color which he
displays. Ms. Radoslaveof and Tent.
chef ha 70 refused 10 form q ministry.
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LosDos.-Todiy's cholera returns
are 90 follows; Malta. IA new cases,
z deaths; Caiania City, "a cases, 3
deathsi Palermo, 10 oases, Q deaths.l 4
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There will Dy slight changes In the
designs OF the impressed Stamps the
denominations 4, 2, 4, and 8 GEMS.
The cent stamped enyelops will
bear the head Of Grant, while the
5cent stamp will have the liker ees II
Garfield. Both will be dsrk blus.
STORY ABOUT oILLEY's DUKL.
In q recent int ryiew, published In
Iowa, George W. Jones, who wa Oh.
ley's second In the celebrated duel
with Graves fifty y'as ago, glvts his
version u the CAUSES which led up 10
that tragic affair. According Jones,
Cilley, IN q speech In the Hon e, &C
cused Watson Webh, publu her II lie
New York Courier Aud T. qlfer, with
having been unduls iLhiunc.d 10 nd.
yocaie the bi 20 xtend tue chAr,,r Of
the old United = stes Bstk. Webb
sent G allenge through q iav, 9 which
Oilley refused 10 receive. Three times
he dtcllned 10 accept the communica.
ton from the b,arer, a d ~ lsst
Gravee considered IL his DUTY 10 chRl.
lsDge C,lley himeeli.
A gentleman VITO has been Tor a
grea; many yeas conn esied with the
pos flee cep TIment said TO your
oorrsspOnient toda, "Mr Jones un.
donbtl DIV a. given the c,nsfe wh'cl
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PROVIsIONs.

BUTTER-Butterine, l29lSc; creamery.
22c; dsiry, lSc: country butter, l5a22c.
HOG Pk0DuCTS-Firm; mess pork, new,
sG Sd ~ 81 Ss sSssr S SSTsd hams S.a ss
sides bacon, Ssc clear side bacon, 9hc ba-
con shoulders, 6I<assskc; bulk pork clear
sides, SIC; clear rib sides, SSslsc; shout
ders. 61s@64c long clear, TIC; pork strips.
LARD-Tierces. $50: half barrels. TO;
kegs, 7sc; choice kettle, SlSGSs1,c. Firm.
CHEbSE-Prime fats, 95lOc; New York
factory, none; iull cream, l5c; Young
A PiGs if'EEsii-Barrol.. 81 so, half barrels.
P0tf9sY1cSictsn, quiet, spring, o.
az 50; old teps, s2a2 so.
FREsE MRATS-Cold storage beef. fore
mutton, Sc.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, July 7.-Provision.
slow. Pork, irregular, new, els so Lard,
81 Is. Dry salt mests-boxed shoulders,
S7oi iens clear 81 90; clear ribs, 81 I, short
7Oi short clear, IS s7Xaq. Hams steady
at llalic Eggs dull at sasxc Butter 4 I'm
and slightly higher; creamery, l6sl9c; dairy.
CHICAGO. ILL, july 7.-Proyisions were
dull and easier. tut declines were snail.
were bsarish on lard aud short ribs, but the
trade was too light for them 70 do suythins
remarkable In the way Of changing tho
general course Of values. Several heavy
operators were anxious to sell short ribs,
bat finding no buyers, turned in and en-
sslvored 10 bid the market up % cell on,
but lat sales were 2rc below yesterdays
eloie. August opened at 81 IS, sold at o. sly
up 10 81 90, and closed with sellers at that
price. Lard for August sold at u t2Ita6 Il,
and closed ~ % i5ca5 az, = decline Of IKE
from yesterday. Cash quotations were as
iollow,; Mos. pork. per hrl, sl5al6. Lard,
per 100 lbs, u 20; abort rib sides. loose,
81 t5a7 ~; dry salted shoulders, boxed. o IS
| ab 90; short clear sides, bored, 81 S5s1 ~.
The leading futures ranged a. follovsi Mess
| pork, per brl-nominal, at tl5sl6 for cash
Lard, per 100 lbs-July opened at VI ",
highest Is 10, lowest " IS, closing at VI 20 ;
August opened at " 50, highest o. 20, lowest
q az, closing At ~ IS; September opened at
u 90. highest VI 60, lowest " IS, closing At
651h; October opened at VI 67H. highest
" 6Tn, lOwe,t = IS, closing at t665. Short
ribs, per 100 lb'-yuly opened atS q. high-
est o. 80, lowest 81 l2h, closing at 81 20;
August opened ats IS, highest 81 60, lowest
81 b2lS, closing at 81 SIX; September open cd
atsl Is highest 81 20, lowest 81 625t, ciosin {
at 81 67bS. 0n the Produce Exchange today
the butter market va, firm 10 steady, at ia
lsc for G eAmery, aud 10 al5c for dairy. Eggs
| were firm at l2gl3..
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noon with shout COO tons Of freight. She did
little Of Interest here.
The City OF st. Louis should pass
here Sunday evening.
The Sidney Dillon, towing three
barses,i Is expected to pass here this morHlnS.
The Kate Adams returned to Ar
kansas City yesterday evening with a good
trip.
DUSISG the tweaty.iour hour end
ms, at soOn yesterday the river here rose two
inches.
The City Of Cairo. Capt. Lighiner,
leaves here this eveEing for Cairo and St.,
Louis.
The City OF Providence, Capt. Car
velle, 10 the Anchor Line packet leaving here
atlOo'clock this morning for Nicksburg.
The James Lee, Cant. Miller, leaves
here this evening for Helena and Friars
Point Mes,rs. William Ashford, Wnl Dar-
ragh and John Rhodes are her clerks.
The repairs TO the Coahoma having
been completed she was dropped down to tho
wharf yesterday afternoon, aud will leave
this evening for Gold Dust, 0sceola and all
way Landings on tho upper coast. Capt.
Henry Cooper commands, with Mes,rs. will-
lam emitber, Sid Wheeler and Charley Left
vich In the Office.